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1260 Neuromuscular Diseases Neutrophil Dysfunction

Neuromuscular Diseases Neutrophil Dysfunction
VetBooks.ir Diseases of the Lower Motor Sensory Causes of Congenital and Acquired Neutrophil

ganglioradiculoneuritis
Neuron
Neuromuscular Junction— Trigeminal neuritis Dysfunction
Junctionopathies Hemifacial spasm Dysfunction Species
Myasthenia gravis Ischemic neuromyopathy Chemotactic Factor Generation
Drugs and toxins: Traumatic: Congenital
Botulinum toxin Isolated nerve injury C3 deficiency (Brittany spaniel) Dog
Blue-green algae (anatoxins) Compartment syndrome
Aminoglycosides Brachial plexus injury Adherence
Congenital
Polymyxins Toxic:
Ionophores (lasalocid) Thallium poisoning CD11–CD18 adhesion protein deficiency (Irish setter) Dog
Black widow spider venom Pyridoxine poisoning Acquired
Organophosphates Vincristine neuropathy Diabetes mellitus (poorly regulated) Dog
Snake venoms Delayed organophosphate Chemotaxis
Tick bite paralysis toxicity (cats) Congenital
Peripheral Nerves— Walker hound C3 deficiency (Brittany spaniel) Dog
mononeuropathy
Neuropathies Salinomycin toxicity (cats) CD11–CD18 adhesion protein deficiency (Irish setter) Dog
Degenerative/inherited: Chédiak-Higashi syndrome (Persian) Cat
Alaskan malamute/greyhound Muscle Disease-Myopathies Pelger-Huët anomaly? Dog*
polyneuropathy Degenerative/Developmental: Primary ciliary dyskinesia Dog
Dancing Doberman disease Muscular dystrophy Recurrent infections (Weimaraner) Dog
Distal sensorimotor Centronuclear myopathy Acquired
neuropathy Exercise-induced intolerance Bacterial pyoderma Dog
Birman cat polyneuropathy and collapse of Labrador Demodicosis (serum inhibitor?) Dog
Boxer dog axonopathy retrievers FeLV infection Cat
Giant axonal neuropathy Distal myopathy of rottweilers FIP Cat
Laryngeal paralysis/ Myotonia congenital Hyperalimentation-induced hypophosphatemia Dog
polyneuropathy complex Fibrotic myopathy Protothecosis (serum inhibitor?) Dog
Inherited polyneuropathy of Nemaline myopathy
Leonberger dogs Myositis ossificans Phagocytosis
Congenital
Laryngeal paralysis (fibrodysplasia ossificans
Distal denervating disease progressive) C3 deficiency (Brittany spaniel) Dog
Golden retriever Pharyngeal/esophageal CD11–CD18 adhesion protein deficiency (Irish setter) Dog
hypomyelinating dysfunction of Bouviers Recurrent and persistent infections (Weimaraner) Dog
polyneuropathy Polysystemic disorder of Acquired
Miniature schnauzer English springer spaniels Continuous-flow centrifugation and filtration-leukapheresis
demyelinating Cricopharyngeal achalasia Collected neutrophils (few hours after pheresis) Dog
polyneuropathy Episodic muscle hypertonicity Hyperalimentation-induced hypophosphatemia Dog
Hypertrophic neuropathy (“cramp”) Aging Dog
Megaesophagus Myokymia and neuromyotonia Bacterial Killing
Idiopathic facial paralysis Metabolic: Congenital
Sensory neuropathy Hypokalemic myopathy CD11–CD18 adhesion protein deficiency (Irish setter) Dog
Idiopathic self-mutilation Hyperkalemic periodic Cyclic neutropenia (gray collies) Dog
Spinal muscular atrophy paralysis Recurrent and persistent infections (Weimaraner) Dog
Dysautonomia Hyperadrenocorticoid Rhinitis-pneumonia syndrome (Doberman pinscher) Dog
Lysosomal storage disease (Cushing’s) myopathy
Anomalous/developmental: Hypothyroid myopathy Acquired
Optic nerve hypoplasia Malignant hyperthermia FeLV infection Cat
Metabolic: Exertional myopathy Hyperalimentation-induced hypophosphatemia Dog
Diabetic neuropathy Lipid storage/mitochondrial Lead toxicosis Dog
Hyperadrenocorticoid myopathies Turpentine-induced inflammation Dog
neuropathy Glycogen storage disorders Chemotherapy Dog
Hyperchylomicronemia (cats) (glycogenoses) Kidney failure Dog
Hyperoxaluria (cats) Inflammatory/Infectious:
Hypothyroid neuropathy Masticatory myositis *Neutrophil chemotaxis was tested in only one of four English-American (Walker) foxhounds with
Pelger-Huët anomaly; defective chemotaxis has not been found in other dogs, including foxhounds,
Neoplastic: Extraocular myositis with the anomaly.
Paraneoplastic neuropathy Laryngeal/pharyngeal myositis FeLV, Feline leukemia virus; FIP, feline infectious peritonitis.
Malignant nerve sheath Autoimmune polymyositis Modified from Bonagura J: Kirk’s Current veterinary therapy XIII, St. Louis, 2000, Saunders.
tumors Dermatomyositis
Mononuclear cell neoplasia Feline hyperesthesia
Inflammatory/infectious, syndrome
autoimmune: Infectious myositis
Brachial plexus neuritis/ Tetanus
neuropathy Ischemic:
Optic neuritis Ischemic neuromyopathy
Polyradiculoneuritis Traumatic:
Chronic inflammatory Infraspinatus contracture
demyelinating Iliopsoas muscle injury
polyneuropathy/chronic Quadriceps contracture
relapsing polyneuropathy Coccygeal muscle injury
Protozoal polyradiculoneuritis
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